Tips for getting into university to study law
I'm really interested in becoming a Crown Prosecutor in England or a Court Prosecutor in Hong Kong.
I need a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from a university and then take Bar Professional Training Course or PCLL, and I study in an international school in Hong Kong. What IB subjects would I have to take in order to get into a university to take a LLB? Would I need 40 points or above?
I need a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from a university and then take Bar Professional Training Course or PCLL, and I study in an international school in Hong Kong. What IB subjects would I have to take in order to get into a university to take a LLB? Would I need 40 points or above?
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